Editing Johnny Most (section)

==Other work==
From 1963 to 1966, Most was the track announcer at the [[Norwood Arena Speedway]], a [[NASCAR]]-sanctioned quarter mile oval.  Among the winners of races during his tenure include [[NASCAR Hall of Fame]] member [[Fireball Roberts|Glenn Roberts]], Daytona 500 champion Pete Hamilton, and short track legends Bob Santos (whose grandson Bobby Santos III is a 21st-century Modified racer), and Ed Flemke Sr. (Modified racing family;  [[Ron Bouchard|son-in-law]] was a [[Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series]] race winner;  his grandchildren own a car dealership in Fitchburg).<ref name="High Above Courtside">{{cite book|title=High Above Courtside: The Lost Memoirs of Johnny Most|year=2003|publisher=Sports Publishing LLC|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=wDvJR8yLePgC&pg=PA148|author=Mike Carey and Jamie Most|isbn=9781582617404}}</ref>

In 1965, Most served as a color commentator for one [[Boston Bruins]] game when play-by-play announcer [[Fred Cusick]] was sick and color commentator [[Bob Wilson (sportscaster)|Bob Wilson]] filled in on play-by-play.<ref name="High Above Courtside" />

In the summer of 1978, Most called races at Plainfield Greyhound Track in [[Plainfield, Connecticut]].<ref name="High Above Courtside" />